Hello aspirant,



Studying on your own is a good step if you are consistent about it

Constantly going through the concepts and studying will help you.



Practice with question papers. This will help you to know where you pack your concepts.



For physics solve as many numericals as you can. Derivation is not to learnt by heart but understanding its working is necessary.



All the best

The best idea that anyone would suggest is to study NCERT very nicely. Study all the examples, pictures, flowcharts and all possible areas whI never can be questioned. Practice almost 50 MCQS daily from competitive books like Dinesh, NCERT at your fingertips etc.

For more detailed suggestion you may comment here. Thank You. All the best

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secondly in order to do well for Neet you need to follow some good books like op Agarwal and chemistry, Suman and biology and HC Verma and physics to help with the concepts of thermodynamics and mechanics in physics along with wave optics as well as problems on electromagnetism in current electricity

you need to be adapted sound with the concept of atomic structure and chemical kinetics as well as energy tax including molarity concepts and physical chemistry, nomenclature and reaction mechanism of hydrocarbons and carbonyl compounds in organic chemistry in s,P, d and f block elements in inorganic metrological chemistry

for biology pay special attention to the phylogenetic classification and animal kingdom, chapters of animal physiology including Human Physiology chapters of gastrointestinal, cardiovascular and and nervous system as well as endocrine system, the chapters on biotechnology and genetics and recombinant DNA technology as well as biomolecules and the microbiology chapters of plasmodium and leishmania since they are very frequently questioned upon

you could also sick the guidance of premier institutes like Aakash an island which are very rich with the study material and time bound exam scheme which makes you adapt at answering questions in a limited period of time helping you with a question selection and time management skills and also helping you to walk up on your weaknesses and reduced in negative marking which is quintessential for success in MCQ examinations

fry making notes and referring to them and revising them in the form of table form of flow charts and diagrams which is easy to retain in the memory and helps you develop concepts and solve conceptual MCQs instead of the normal factual ones which even ordinary students will be able to answer

Hope this helps,thank you

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